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Farmer, Writer and Lecturer Joel Salatin talks about a new agrarian economy.
Topics: Greenhorns Radio, Agrarian Trust, Joel Salatin
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The world's most innovative farmer, Joel Salatin is on Coffee Talk! We interview Joel Salatin, Polyface, and Tammi Jonas, Jonai Farm. It was a privilege having Joel on our show and of course we always love having Tammi on. We hope you enjoy our interview with Joel and Tammi, we certainly enjoyed having them both on Coffee Talk.
Topics: polyface farm, jonai farm, farming, community radio, online radio, daylesford
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* Joel Salatin - University of California, Berkeley * Salatin (as you will see) is some kind of farming savant. * a tour of Polyface Farms, close to the way farming should be done but see Masanobu Fukuoka http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=Masanobu%20Fukuoka intro by Michael Pollan * transcoded and uploaded and by bsanandaATyahooDOTcom * globalcooperativeforumDOTnet
Topics: Joel Salatin, farm, farming, Michael Pollan
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Apr 8, 2012
04/12
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Paul Wheaton
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Length 1:05 Paul Wheaton and Lacia Bailey review a video on Joel Salatin at a google event. Joel talks about how this generation cannot pronounce or make the food we eat in our own kitchen. Paul and Lacia talk about Salatin's book: Folks, This Ain't Normal . They get into topics like black and white arguments that leave no room for what someone isn't used to hearing, using the example of an ethical dairy operation. Joel says, "We're the first society to view having children as a...
Topics: podcast, Paul Wheaton, Joel Salatin, food, grains, dairy, sustainability, Monsanto, homesteading,...
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* Joel Salatin - Farming as Dance - The Choreography of Polyculture - October 30, 2012, University of California, Berkeley. * uploaded by bsanandaATyahooDOTcom * globalcooperativeforumDOTnet
Topics: Michael Pollan, Joel Salatin, farming, agriculture
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Apr 9, 2012
04/12
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Paul Wheaton
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Length 1:26 Paul Wheaton and Lacia Bailey continue reviewing a video on Joel Salatin at a google event. Joel talks about food innovation being impeded by a number of laws. Visiting a CAFO requires a haz-mat suit and shoes dipped in chemicals. Paul talks about how he prefers to innovate in secrecy , so he is not shut down. Paul talks about planting an inpenetrable hedge around his potential property for privacy. Paul shares about an art teacher that discovered none of her students owned a...
Topics: podcast, Paul Wheaton, Joel Salatin, food, innovation, agriculture, legality, farm, sustainable
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* Two talks by farmer and activist extraordinaire Joel Salatin * and Polyface Farms in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. * The first is at La Boca Center. * (from previous file here, thanks DCAT 22 ! ) The second is at UC Berkeley's School of Journalism * introduced by Michael Pollan. * uploaded by bsanandaATyahooDOTcom * globalcooperativeforumDOTnet
Topics: Joel Salatin, Polyface Farms, sustainable agriculture, farming, carbon sequestration, climate...
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Presentation on sustainable farming practices
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Topics: farming, organic, sustainable, farms, polyface
Journalism C101, 001 - Spring 2014 Creative Commons 3.0: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs
Topics: Food+Farming, Edible Education, Michael Pollan, The Edible Schoolyard Project, ucberkeley, uc,...
Clinical researcher & author Dr. Neal Barnard and farmer Joel Salatin, debate the dangers of carcinogens in meat products and the benefits of B12 supplements.
Topics: New York, New York, Intelligence Squared U.S., IQ2US, Youtube, Dr. Neal Barnard, Chris Masterjohn,...
Farmer and author Joel Salatin and Gene Baur, president and co-founder of Farm Sanctuary, debate the ethics of whether plants are living organisms and if they should be eaten.
Topics: New York, New York, Intelligence Squared U.S., IQ2US, Youtube, Dr. Neal Barnard, Chris Masterjohn,...
Gene Baur, president and co-founder of Farm Sanctuary and farmer and author Joel Salatin, discuss the assumption that because one dresses an animal, they can not love the animal.
Topics: New York, New York, Intelligence Squared U.S., IQ2US, Youtube, Dr. Neal Barnard, Chris Masterjohn,...
Joel Salatin, alternative farmer at Polyface Farm in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley, passionately defends small farms, local food systems, and the right to opt out of the conventional food paradigm. Edible Education is a lecture course at UC Berkeley, funded by the Edible Schoolyard Project www.edibleschoolyard.org and the Epstein Roth Family Foundation. Instructor Michael Pollan.
Topics: Movement, Alice, UC, Berkeley, ucberkeley, Edible, Joel, System, course, Pollan, Michael,...
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Eric visits Polyface Farms in rural Virginia. Farmer Joel Salatin has worked for 40 years creating a green, sustainable farm raising cattle, chickens, and pigs. At his restaurant, Eric works with his management team to make it as green as possible. At home, Eric is inspired by the farm and cooks a tasty Chicken Bouillabaise.
Topic: food&leisure
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Apr 8, 2011
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I recorded a presentation I gave in Missoula, Montana . Everything I talk about in this podcast is covered in the farm income forum. More info on the big black book and conventional ag vs. permaculture , polyculture , Sepp Holzer , David Blume's stuff about feeding 300 people on two acres , is permaculture economically viable? , wwoof.org , wwoofing , permaculture jobs , bullock brothers , masanobu fukuoka , no compost in a full farm eco system , raising chickens , joel salatin , feeding pigs
Topics: permaculture, farm income, missoula, wwoof, chickens, pigs
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I recorded a presentation I gave in Missoula, Montana . Everything I talk about in this podcast is covered in the farm income forum. More info on the big black book and conventional ag vs. permaculture , polyculture , Sepp Holzer , David Blume's stuff about feeding 300 people on two acres , is permaculture economically viable? , wwoof.org , wwoofing , permaculture jobs , bullock brothers , masanobu fukuoka , no compost in a full farm eco system , raising chickens , joel salatin , feeding pigs
Topics: permaculture, farm income, missoula, wwoof, chickens, pigs, podcast
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Jan 20, 2018
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Episode 53 of Greenhorns Radio: This week on Greenhorn Radio Sev speaks to Cody Hopkins of Falling Sky Farm in Marshal Arkansas. Cody speaks on everything from the spark that inspired him (Joel Salatin and Michael Pollan) to his efforts to inspire others (leasing his own land to jump start interns who want to farm). Tune in for an in-depth conversation on what infrastructure is and isnt there for a small sustainable farmer. This episode was sponsored by Hearst Ranch: purveyors of fine grass-fed...
Topics: The Greenhorns, greenhorns radio
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Mar 29, 2011
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I recorded a presentation I gave in Missoula, Montana . Everything I talk about in this podcast is covered in the farm income forum. More info on the big black book and conventional ag vs. permaculture , polyculture , Sepp Holzer , David Blume's stuff about feeding 300 people on two acres , is permaculture economically viable? , wwoof.org , wwoofing , permaculture jobs , bullock brothers , masanobu fukuoka , no compost in a full farm eco system , raising chickens , joel salatin , feeding pigs...
Topics: permaculture, farm income, missoula, wwoof, chickens, pigs, podcast
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Jun 14, 2011
06/11
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Length 0:58 Paul Wheaton and Jocelyn Campbell review the movie, "Fresh." They compare it to other movies like Food Inc that are not particularly high on the Wheaton Eco Scale , but still important for audiences newer to the sustainable food movement. The movie has narration by Michael Pollan , author of Omnivore's Dilemma , and Joel Salatin , author of Everything I Want to Do is Illegal . Paul thinks it is important that these public figures begin using the word polyculture more often...
Topics: podcast, monoculture, polyculture, Joel Salatin, Michael Pollan, sustainable, natural, factory...
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Peak Moment 211: Innovative farmer Joel Salatin says sustainable agriculture requires both perennials (like native grasses) and herbivores (like cattle) to build soil. Mimicking patterns from nature, this maverick Virginia farmer rotates cattle followed by chickens into short-term pasture enclosures, where their poop fertilizes the earth. His new book "Folks, This Ain't Normal" is a critique of the industrial food system, and envisions a future where humans are participants in a...
Topics: PeakMoment, California, Nevada City, Youtube, 2012
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Sep 20, 2006
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What are the benefits and challenges of eating a local, sustainable diet? We speak with Michael Pollan, author of "Omnivore's Dilemma," who argues that we should think globally and eat locally. And Joel Salatin, the organic farmer Pollan wrote about in his recent Mother Jones article, checks in from his farm in Virginia. Plus, Jane Goodall tells us why she's still optimistic about the future of the environment, even in the face of today's environmental troubles. She's inspired by...
Topics: Mother Jones Radio, sustainable, Michael Pollan, Jane Goodall, environment, Iraq, military...
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Length 0:23 Paul Wheaton talks with Jocelyn Campbell about the Missoula Heirloom Winter Market . It used to be a "black market," where you could buy things that weren't officially approved for sale. They talk about the health department folks sneaking in , and how the market has coped by creating a "members only" policy. Paul mentions Joel Salatin 's book, " Everything I want to do is Illegal ." Jocelyn talks about the food sovereignty laws in Maine . They talk...
Topics: podcast, Paul Wheaton, farmers market, local food, health department, legality, passion
Includes bibliographical references (p. 291-307) and index
Topic: Food industry and trade
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These recordings are from the first day of OUR LAND: A Symposium on Farmland Access in the 21st Century, which took place on April 26th and 27th in Berkeley, California. Speakers on April 26th were, in speaking order: Severine von Tscharner Fleming, Agrarian Trust Joel Salatin, Polyface Farm Eric Holt-Gimenez, Institute for Food & Development Policy / Food First Sjoerd Wartena, Terre de Liens Elizabeth Henderson, Peacework Farm / Agricultural Justice Project Gary Nabhan, Author / Activist...
Topics: agrarian trust, land access, agriculture, schumacher center for a new economics
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Length 1:00 Paul Wheaton talks to Jocelyn Campbell about the movie, Farmageddon , which profiles several small farms that were unfairly raided and destroyed. One family raised raw milk , which cured her son's allergies. Joel Salatin says that these raids were warrantless, and bad science. They talk about mixed motivations for participating in these raids. They talk about not being able to simply buy from your neighbor, and how many fees organic growers have to pay and therefore charge their...
Topics: podcast, Paul Wheaton, permaculture, food, farming, legality, corruption, food politics,...
A 2009 BAVC Producers Institute Project Project Director: Alejandro de Onis In the documentary American Meat, producer (Alejandro de Onis) and director (Graham Meriwether) explore the impact of the recent economic downturn on industrial agriculture, and how one farmer in Virginia, Joel Salatin, is leading a small but growing group of farmers who are looking to expand the influence of local small-scale farms. The film explores how the agricultural industry has brutalized the food production...
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Length 1:02 Paul Wheaton and Jocelyn Campbell go through a list of books, mostly related to gardening and permaculture, that have made an impact on Paul. He would take notes mostly on the pH certain plants needed and companion planting information. He mentions how different kinds of mulches do well with different kinds of plants. He brings up how cardboard and newspaper are toxic to use in the garden. Here are the first 27 books discussed: Square Foot Gardening by Mel Bartholomew for beginning...
Topics: podcast, permaculture, gardening, Bill Mollison, David Holmgren, Ruth Stout, Ben Law, Joel Salatin,...
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Years ago on the recommendation of a friend (I think it may have been John VanDyk), I bought copies of all of Joel Salatin's books, then proceeded to put them on the bookshelf and ignore them. By the fall of 2004 I was agrarian-minded enough to notice them again, so I took them down and read them and became a convert, at least in theory. I scoured the internet for information about people who were using Salatin's model for small scale farming, and soon enough stumbled across the Shady Larch...
Topic: Plain Talk
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Public Affairs Video News Magazine Episode #375 of "Media Edge" (July 14-16): "Peak Moment" (26 minutes) Innovative farmer Joel Salatin says sustainable agriculture requires both perennials (like native grasses) and herbivores (like cattle) to build soil. Mimicking patterns from nature, this maverick Virginia farmer rotates cattle followed by chickens into short-term pasture enclosures, where their poop fertilizes the earth. His new book, "Folks, This Aint'...
Topic: Media Edge
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The final stop on my November 2005 grand circuit of the midwest was at Lighthouse Farm (formerly Pilgrims' Wayside Farm) just outside Indianapolis. As I pulled into the driveway I saw that John Mesko was about to load a venerable John Deere tractor onto a utility trailer, so I did the neighborly thing—watched him drive it aboard, then told him it looked good to me. The tractor was part of the load of equipment he would be taking to Minnesota the next day, in preparation to move his family...
Topic: Plain Talk
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First off, it is important not to confuse this Dr. John VanDyk, Assistant Professor of Entomology at Iowa State University and homesteader, with Dr. John VanDyk, Professor of Education at Dordt College and father to the entomologist. John VanDyk the entomologist has been a friend of mine for many years. John was among the first group of folks to begin keeping a weblog, back in late 1999. I stumbled across this group of folks in early 2000, thought the idea of keeping a public journal on the...
Topic: Plain Talk
Mother Earth News June July 2015
Topics: fennel, organic, free, food, canning, solar, bees, energy, mother earth, earth news, hot water,...
Mother Earth News (February March 2015) MEN268
Topics: organic, varieties, plants, solar, free, earth, seed, seeds, yogurt, mother earth, earth news, free...
Mother Earth News (December 2014 January 2015)
Topics: seed, seeds, earth, electric, organic, tyson, food, livestock, mother, mother earth, earth news,...
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30-minute radio program for June 12, 2012. Second of 2 parts. In a shrewd and funny talk, MICHAEL POLLAN shows what is wrong with our globalized, corporate-controlled agriculture. And he shows why certain alternatives are sane, practical, and---on a small but growing scale--already in place. This week, in Part 2, he humorously describes his visit to Polyface Farm, in Virginia, an innovative and sustainable (and regional) organic farm. He goes on to discuss why farming--despite obstacles--MUST...
Topics: agriculture, farming, agribusiness, organic, Polyface Farms, Joel Salatin, Michael Pollan
Topics: Technology, Poultry Products Marketing, Poultry Science, Technology & Industrial Arts,...
Includes index
Topics: Organic farming, Food adulteration and inspection, Natural foods
According to a 2009 poll, around 1% of American adults reported being vegan. In 2011 that number rose to 2.5%--more than double, but still dwarfed by the 48% who reported eating meat, fish or poultry at all of their meals. In this country, most of us are blessed with an abundance of food and food choices. So taking into account our health, the environment and ethical concerns, which diet is best? Do vegans have the right idea, or are we meant to be carnivores?
Topics: New York, New York, Intelligence Squared U.S., IQ2US, Youtube, Dr. Neal Barnard, Chris Masterjohn,...
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" Take the trouble to decide the things you do, will not be the things that don't appeal to you " on Media Monarchy : Episode266 - Feel Good Hit Of The Summer w/ 'Dark Knight' Politics, Promethean Grove and Communications Control - 'Newsroom' 'Network', False Catharsis and the "Into The Fire" Newspurge + Soft-Kill Secrets on Food World Order - Reality Rules in Cyber/Space\War - Monumental ZiOlympics on Holy Hexes + x by Queens Of The Stone Age , Deep Purple , Uncle Lionel...
Topics: MediaMonarchy, alternative news, cyber/space\war, food world order, holy hexes, media monarchy,...
Source: MediaMonarchy.com
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